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Makhan Mishri: A Divine Offering For Shri Krishna On Janmashtami
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Makhan Mishri
: A Divine Offering For Shri Krishna On Janmashtami

5 mins
Cooking Time
Easy
Difficulty
5
Ingredients
Veg + Dairy
Diet
Makhan Mishri is one of the oldest and most beloved prasad offerings for Lord Krishna. This no-cook regional recipe is made by combining freshly churned white butter with crystalline mishri, symbolising purity and divine sweetness. It’s simple, sacred, and steeped in stories of Krishna’s love for white butter. Every Janmashtami, this dish reminds devotees of the joy that comes from offering something straight from the heart.

Ingredients

UNITSIngredients
1 cupFresh white butter (makhan)
3 tbspMishri (rock sugar crystals)
1/4 tspCardamom powder
A pinchEdible camphor
3 to 4Tulsi leaves

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Directions

Description - Step 1

Prepare The Butter

Take freshly made or chilled white butter in a clean bowl. If you’re making it at home, churn malai (cream) using a hand blender or wooden whisking tool (molinillo or mathani) until the butter separates from the buttermilk. Rinse it in cold water once or twice to remove any leftover whey and ensure it’s soft and fluffy.

Step 1
Prepare The Butter
2 minutes
Step 2
Add The Mishri
1 minute
Step 3
Mix And Flavour
1 minutes
Step 4
Garnish And Serve
1 minutes
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